Driving back to Atlanta from North Carolina this past Sunday (the Sunday after Thanksgiving), there…read morewas a lot of holiday traffic on I-85. I-85 is two lanes in these parts and it was backed up severely. Waze led me off the interstate twice. The first time, I was taken through Fair Play, a tiny rural town near the South Carolina-Georgia border. I took a break before hopping back on the interstate and crossing into Georgia. That's how I ended up at this place known as Bountyland Quick Stop. Bountyland is a chain of convenience stores with over a dozen locations located primarily in the northwestern corner of South Carolina. They also have a couple locations in Highlands, North Carolina. This particular Bountyland is attached to an Exxon gas station. The store isn't on the same level as a QuikTrip, RaceTrac, or Sheetz, but it's not terrible either. When I visited, the store appeared to be well-stocked with snacks, drinks, and other essentials. There were self-serve drinks, coffee, slushies, and icy treats as well as decent-looking hot dogs on the roller grill and two kinds of fresh boiled peanuts (original and Cajun). There were tables to sit down and eat. There were three ladies behind the counter and they greeted most of the people who entered the store. The men's restroom, which had two toilets and an out-of-order urinal, was clean. It happened to be busy when I was there (around 2:20pm). A lot of the folks - workers and customers - knew each other. I saw friends/acquaintances bumping into each other. It really felt like a small town in that regard. Overall, this just seems like a quiet, humble convenience store.

From the owner: Acquired in 2021, Bountyland by Kent Kwik is known for offering a large variety of amenities to our…read moreguests to make their lives easier in every way possible. We pride ourselves in having the friendliest Team Members that really work as a family.

One of the nicest convenience stores I've ever seen. Clean premises, fresh products, and…read morefunctioning ICEE machines.

Your sign says 3.29/gal for diesel gas but when I started the pump it was 3.39/gal. You advised…read morebecause it was the weekend diesel is 10 cents higher per gallon, what??? I do not recommend this gas station due to price gouging and unethical reasons for raising price of gas. Personally in my 72 years on this earth have never heard of a gas station raising prices for the weekend. I went ahead and bought my $150 of gas but it will be the last time and sure will tell all I can about this unethical & possible illegal price gouging practice by this station owner.

Hi, I use Walgreens…read moreexclusively. I used this one only for a quick Rx pickup from my Dentist, which is in Lavonia. I stopped in for a prescription, that was called in. I approached the cashier, who answered we don't have it, they have not called it in. It was a reason to go to the car to call the dentist. They had left it on their answering machine and did not check it over the last 1/2 hour. Oh well. i walk back in again from the car, it is a chore, I just came from a long recoup from the hospital, very weak. She now has it. I go back in, Pharmacist asked me for my name again. I told him, he said loudly speak louder I can't hear you! So I sit quietly waiting for it to be made, Pharrmacist Anthony Shropshire, he looked down and said it is being made. Mr. Shropshire makes it, says very loudly it is ready! I nod, he comes back with ,"Lets get moving, it is ready, time to go, time to get it and move on now!" Wow! Where does that come from and why??!! I told him , I am on energy reserves and just out the hospital. I buy it and wish them each a good day. How does this even get justified. It doesn't I will stay at the other stores that are courteous and professional. Too bad, customers that are new are often not valued.

This is the worst store I've ever been to. Been trying to get a prescription now for a week and…read moreevery time I go the pharmacy is closed because the pharmacist called out sick (update your damn website accordingly). Been there 3 times and still can't get what I need. That has cost me at least $15.00 in fuel. You mean to tell me because one employee calls out it shuts down the entire store and keeps customers from getting the meds they need. Piss poor management. I was told I could drive to Royston or Toccoa to get the meds, no one offered to pay for the fuel or discount my meds. I will never go back to Walgreens again, they suck.

This RaceWay is located just off I-85 exit 173 (SR 17 - Lavonia, Toccoa, Elberton) in North Georgia…read morenear the Georgia-South Carolina state line. This gas station used be a RaceTrac (https://www.yelp.com/biz/racetrac-petroleum-store-608-lavonia), but it converted to a RaceWay at some point over the last several years. RaceWay sites, buildings, and gas facilities are owned by RaceTrac, but RaceWay stores are independently owned and operated. I'm generally a fan of RaceTrac-branded stations (they're company-operated). RaceWays are more hit or miss. This one was a huge miss. Overall, the station was dirty and grimy. The single men's restroom was in bad shape. The toilet was wet (seat and handle), filled with bubbled-up urine, and was hard to flush. The floor was wet with water and urine and there were bugs flying around. Luckily, the soap dispenser had soap. My gas pump (pump #1) was leaky. The nozzle was constantly leaking a steady stream of gas from the moment I undocked the handle to the moment I redocked the handle. With the way the wind was blowing, gas was drizzling everywhere. This pump was in dire need of repair. The station has 24 pumps. At least the gas prices were fair.

This place is nasty and no one cares. I told the manager the sink in the ladies room was leaking…read moreand there was water all over the floor. He just looked at me. I thought he didn't understand English so I repeated it. He just looked at me. I turned around and left.